Rusty Fingers
New member
I've seen Spin-A-Split references in a number of posts now. Its an interesting thought. I think I get the idea: the pot varies the resistance to ground at the connection between the two coils.
Even with the pot at 10, it is still connecting the middle connections of the pickup to ground through 500 ohms, where normally there wouldn't be any connection to ground. Doesn't this affect the sound of the pickup? Would a push-pull pot be better....i.e. only engage the spin-a-split when the pot is pulled up?
For those of you that have installed it, how do you like it and what pickups do you use it with?
Even with the pot at 10, it is still connecting the middle connections of the pickup to ground through 500 ohms, where normally there wouldn't be any connection to ground. Doesn't this affect the sound of the pickup? Would a push-pull pot be better....i.e. only engage the spin-a-split when the pot is pulled up?
For those of you that have installed it, how do you like it and what pickups do you use it with?